Night Clubs in Chicago for 18 & Up

Chicago is a vibrant city that offers nearly every kind of entertainment imaginable. These options include nightclubs for ages 18 and older. Some of them may only host an 18 and older night or an all-ages event. If you are under 21, however, you will not be able to purchase alcohol.

  1. Subterranean

    • Subterranean, known by locals as SubT, is a live music and DJ combination venue in the trendy Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago. You have to be 21 to enter the main floor of the club, but the upstairs level is usually open to ages 18 and up. The main room features a full bar and a DJ booth along with colorful art and dim mood lighting. The upstairs level has a large dance floor in front of the stage, where local up-and-coming bands and new acts perform. A strobe light show adds ambiance to the room and contrasts with the dark walls and furnishings.

      Subterranean
      2011 W. North Ave.
      Chicago, IL 60647
      773-278-6600
      subt.net

    Mambo

    • Mambo, a Latin-themed club in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, caters to ages 18 and over and offers a number of entertainment options. Guests can enjoy the scene in vibrant rooms and rest on colorful furniture. Live music is often featured at Mambo, especially on the weekends. Local and nationally renowned DJs provide the soundtrack for long nights of dancing. A private VIP area can be booked, and two bars offer a number of colorful drinks. For those under 21, nonalcoholic beverages are available. The staff at Mambo is experienced and friendly. The crowd is young and trendy and dresses to fit that description.

      Mambo
      3336 N. Milwaukee Ave.
      Chicago, IL 60641
      773-685-0112
      clubmambo.net

    Beat Kitchen

    • Beat Kitchen is located in the Roscoe Village neighborhood of Chicago and is known to host a number of all-ages events. From live jazz shows to poetry slams, this trendy space offers an eclectic variety of fun. The mood here is vibrant and buzzing, but the lights are dim and moody. Young locals flock to this venue because they can safely enjoy a good time without drinking. Drinks are offered at the bar, but you must be 21 to drink alcohol. For hungry patrons, soups, salads, and appetizers can be ordered.

      Beat Kitchen
      2100 W. Belmont Ave.
      Chicago, IL 60618
      773-281-4444
      beatkitchen.com

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